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Just set up my first saltwater tank (FOWLR) and found this in a piece of cured live rock. What the heck is it and how can I remove it. Whether it’s harmless or not, I don’t like it’s ugly mug.

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I have 6 large ones and many smaller hitchhikers
 
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Its beautiful, why kill them?
I moved it out front where I can watch it. Not one of the prettier varieties like I’ve seen when searching, but I’ll probably leave it be.
 

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Depending on what fish you have/get. It could wind up as someone's dinner. Enjoy it while you have it. :)
 
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